France, Ghana business communities seek stronger economic ties
By Rachel Kakraba French Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Diarra Dimé-Labille, has reaffirmed France’s commitment to deepening bilateral relations with Ghana for the mutual benefit of both countries. She said France remains committed to strengthening cooperation with Ghana in key sectors, including health, security, trade and investment and education. “I can say with great satisfaction that […]
The French Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Diarra Dimé-Labille, has reaffirmed France's commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Ghana for mutual benefit. She highlighted the growing ties between the two countries, emphasizing cooperation in areas such as health, security, trade, and education. Ambassador Dimé-Labille spoke at the 2026 Cocktail Reception for French and Business Communities in Ghana, where new areas of collaboration were explored.
She expressed France's openness to dialogue on restorative justice, championed by Ghana at the international level, and mentioned the signing of major contracts between the two nations. The ambassador also commended the French economic community in Ghana for their contributions to Ghana's economic development, job creation, infrastructure building, and capital and goods flow.
She noted that the growing French presence in Ghana is evident through bilateral agreements, programmes, and personal connections, reflecting the strength of the partnership. The event coincided with the first anniversary of Ambassador Dimé-Labille's tenure in Ghana, marking an opportunity to further strengthen relations. The reception celebrated the enduring friendship between France and Ghana, as well as the communities and partners that contribute to the relationship, with a resolve to build even stronger connections for the future.
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